Corruption Unveiled: Inside the Rs 33 Crore Scandal
The Enforcement Directorate conducted raids against a former Madhya Pradesh transport official, Saurabh Sharma, revealing assets worth Rs 33 crore. Eight premises were searched, uncovering properties and bank accounts linked to Sharma and associates, acquired allegedly through corrupt practices. Movable assets and incriminating documents were also discovered.

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The Enforcement Directorate has uncovered documents related to assets amounting to Rs 33 crore during searches linked to a money laundering investigation involving a former Madhya Pradesh transport department official.
Raids were conducted at eight locations in Bhopal, Gwalior, and Jabalpur against ex-constable Saurabh Sharma and his associates, including Chetan Singh Gaur, Sharad Jaiswal, and Rohit Tiwari. The ED has termed these individuals as suspected beneficiaries of ill-gotten wealth.
Dating back to a Lokayukta police FIR alleging disproportionate assets, the case revealed Sharma's illicit property acquisitions in the names of family and associates. The ED uncovered evidence of Rs 6 crore in fixed deposits and discovered additional bank deposits and incriminating documents pertaining to properties in Sharma's name.
(With inputs from agencies.)